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The Epic American Credit and Bond Bubble Laboratory

An SI Board Since June 2003

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108719	you are such a chicken sh*t. I've been on SI for 13 years and never had a	orkrious	27	6/8/2010
108718	Although no cyclic model will ever be 100% correct, this one looks quite interes	Rarebird	-	6/8/2010
108717	bart, Interesting, as always. And a confirmation point perhaps, as Ben stated	TH	-	6/8/2010
108716	Bart Great Chart! Thanks regards John	John McCarthy	-	6/8/2010
108715	Yah. Like I'm going to fall for that one. ;)	Bank Holding Company	-	6/8/2010
108714	[graphic]	bart13	14	6/7/2010
108713	When gold makes sense to the sheeple, it will no longer make sense to me.	benwood	1	6/7/2010
108712	>>But a lot of folks think that it's money because it's rare, beau	Skeeter Bug	-	6/6/2010
108711	Why can't they Zimbabwe the Euro??? what the heck...	Bank Holding Company	-	6/5/2010
108710	History. As you know, fiat currencies used to be backed by gold reserves. Gold	Kayaker	4	6/4/2010
108709	<i>As I understand it, it's best to think of gold as a currency.</i	Hawkmoon	-	6/4/2010
108708	<i>Inscrutably, the Japanese account for 95% of the platinum jewelry deman	Hawkmoon	-	6/4/2010
108707	As I understand it, it's best to think of gold as a currency. Platinum (and	Kayaker	-	6/4/2010
108706	I googled this: (5) Relative to volume mined, platinum has many more industrial	philv	1	6/4/2010
108705	<i>Maybe because platinum is mainly an industrial metal?</i> I thin	Hawkmoon	-	6/4/2010
108704	Maybe because platinum is mainly an industrial metal?	philv	-	6/4/2010
108703	What I want to know is why Platinum hasn't risen at the same rate as Gold?	Hawkmoon	1	6/4/2010
108702	8 Great Places to Retire You Never Heard Of kiplinger.com "Its my way or	clochard	1	6/4/2010
108701	Pray tell, do those people buy insurance? That's even worse -- after a year	benwood	5	6/3/2010
108700	mind, i bet she's down way more than 15% since the '07 peak. she was ta	Skeeter Bug	-	6/3/2010
108699	<i>"...they expect gold to flat line for all of eternity.</i>	No Mo Mo	-	6/3/2010
108698	Just my online friends. :)	RetiredNow	-	6/3/2010
108697	Quite possible. Maybe even likely with sovereigns having bought into Keynes hook	RetiredNow	-	6/3/2010
108696	What's funny about that statement is that the peak was back in Oct'07. S	RetiredNow	1	6/3/2010
108695	Ask them if they think the cost of gasoline has seen its high; or the cost of a	benwood	1	6/3/2010

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